Is Yin Dongzhu a China poet or a Korean poet?

Yin Dongzhu is a poet in China and a Korean.

Yin Dongzhu, at the age of 22, studied literature at Yeonpyeong College in Seoul. After graduation, he went to Japan to study English at Tokyo Rikkyo University and Kyoto Comrade University. 1943 In March, he was arrested by the Japanese police for participating in the anti-Japanese national independence movement and sentenced to two years in prison.

He was brutally persecuted by the Japanese emperor in prison, and finally died in Fukuoka prison, Japan in February, 1945, at the age of 28. His body was transported back to his hometown Longjing by his father and buried in Dongshan Cemetery. Its former residence is in Mingdong Village, Longjing City, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province, which attracts a large number of tourists every year.

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Character life:

1925 entered Mingdong Primary School, and 1932 was admitted to Longjing En Town Middle School. 1February, 934, published three first novels, Life and Death, A Candle and No Tomorrow.

/kloc-0 entered Shi Chong middle school in Pyongyang, North Korea in September, 1935, and published Utopia in June. 1936, Yin Dongzhu returned to Longjing, transferred to Guangming Middle School, and published poems such as Chicken and Broom, Christian Boy, Lying, What to Eat and Live.

1938 In April, he was admitted to Yan Xi Special School in Seoul, North Korea. 1June, 939, published essays, poems, last words and impressions of his younger brother in Chosun Ilbo.

1945 in February, Yin Dongzhu was brutally trampled to death by Japanese police in Fukuoka police station at the age of 28.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Yin Dongzhu